When I create an infix function, can I create an infix function for an argument function and thus chain two infix functions? For example, the 3rd party lib I'm using has this

interface SelenideElement {
  SelenideElement should(Condition condition)
}

I made the following infix function

infix fun SelenideElement.should(condition: Condition) = this.should(condition)

Next, I want to create an infix function for the one from the Condition class. In the lib it is defined as this:

public abstract class Condition {
  public static Condition text(String text) {
    return new Text(text);
  }
}

I tried this

infix fun Condition.text(message: String) = Text(message)

but in the end, it doesn't work like I would like it to be. My end goal is to have the following syntax:

selenideElement should text "hello"

Infix functions always have a left and a right side. You can't call

text("hello")

using infix.

Ehh..